The “1901 Project,” named after the United Center’s postal address on West Madison Street, would add housing, retail, entertainment space and a public plaza to areas surrounding the arena.

The ambitious 1901 Project proposed for around Chicago's United Center could break ground on its first phase in the spring of 2025. Here's what it would take.

The Chicago City Council has officially approved The 1901 Project, a $7 billion redevelopment plan set to transform the area around the United Center.

A rendering shows the proposed $7 billion mixed-use development that would surround the United Center. If approved, work on the 10-year 1901 Project would begin in the spring of 2025.

It's called the 1901 Project, referencing the United Center's current address along Madison Avenue. Anyone who has ever been on the West Side of town knows about the United Center and the parking ...

Shovels could be in the ground as early as next summer on the 1901 Project — the $7 billion plan to transform the “sea of asphalt” surrounding the United Center.

So far, we like the plans from the Wirtz and Reinsdorf families, owners of the UC. The 1901 Project would fill in a piece that's crucial to the greater redevelopment of the West Side — and ...

CHICAGO — The United Center owners announced on Tuesday plans for a massive $7 billion major renovation and addition project. If approved, the estimated 10-year project, dubbed The 1901 Project ...

The 1901 Project, named after the United Center’s address at 1901 W. Madison St., will also include 1,309 hotel rooms and open space totaling 25 acres.

CHICAGO (CBS) — All eyes are on the United Center for the upcoming Democratic National Convention, and UC owners are sharing their vision for the area around the arena, unveiling the 1901 Project.